Alibaba says it built the ‘most powerful AI chip in China’ as the country races to catch up with the U.S.

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Fortune	Alibaba says it built the ‘most powerful AI chip in China’ as the country races to catch up with the U.S.	The Chinese tech giant also plans to train a new AI model and to expand data centers as Trump and Xi prepare to discuss the global AI race this week	22 Sep, 13:36	22 Sep, 13:45	0m	fortune.com	First

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